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Gracie Abrams On Her Famous Parents & Nepo Baby Jokes

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June 29, 2026

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Gracie Abrams On Her Famous Parents & Nepo Baby Jokes

In a new podcast, Gracie Abrams opened up about the nepo baby discourse and shared how her famous parents impacted her career in music.

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Variety

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· Jun 28, 2026

Gracie Abrams Says ‘I Get It’ When People Call Her a Nepo Baby Online: ‘I Think About the Privilege There’

Gracie Abrams, the daughter of “Star Trek” director J.J. Abrams and Bad Robot co-CEO Kaite McGrath, recently told The New York Times’ “Popcast” that she understands the online discourse about her nepotism. “The nepo stuff is obviously in the discourse, appropriately,” Abrams said. “I think about the privilege there, and it’s like, I had a []

NDTV

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· Jul 7, 2026

Prosecutors Investigating Racist Insults Against Mbappe By Paraguay Senator

Celeste Amarilla, a senator from Paraguay's Liberal Radical Party, mocked Kylian Mbappe's origins, upbringing, education and appearance.

PravdaReport

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· Jul 6, 2026

Paraguayan Senator Insults Kylian Mbappé After France's World Cup Win

Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla insulted France national team forward Kylian Mbappé. She published the remarks on her social media page. A colonized Cameroonian stubbornly pretending to be French. Arrogant and made rich. Throughout the match he was nervous and terrified, just like his entire team. They couldn't score a single goal and won by pure chance, she wrote. The senator also said Paraguay's players should have slapped Mbappé after the Round of 16 match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, in which France secured a 1-0 victory.

Le Monde

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· Jul 7, 2026

French prosecutors open probe into Paraguay senator's racist abuse of Mbappé

Celeste Amarilla, a senator from Paraguay, mocked Kylian Mbappé's origins, upbringing and appearance on X after his winning penalty knocked Paraguay out of the World Cup.

The Hollywood Reporter

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· Jul 2, 2026

Lexi Minetree Isn’t Reese Witherspoon, And She’s Not Trying to Be

The 25-year-old tackles one of modern pop culture’s most beloved characters in ‘Elle.’ With the approval of the original star, a slew of hot pink looks and the character’s signature optimism, Minetree proves she was born for the world of ’Legally Blonde.’

Face2Face Africa

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· Jul 7, 2026

Mbappé calls Paraguayan senator ‘despicable woman’ after her racist posts, she threatens legal action 

French captain Kylian Mbappé, 27, has responded to a Paraguayan senator’s racist remarks made following Paraguay’s World Cup round-of-16 loss to France. Mbappé described Celeste Amarilla as a “despicable woman” who was unworthy of representing her country. Amarilla made several insulting remarks on social media about Mbappé’s background, education, and appearance after he scored the...

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Related coverage for "Gracie Abrams On Her Famous Parents & Nepo Baby Jokes": Variety — Gracie Abrams Says ‘I Get It’ When People Call Her a Nepo Baby Online: ‘I Think About the Privilege There’. NDTV — Prosecutors Investigating Racist Insults Against Mbappe By Paraguay Senator. PravdaReport — Paraguayan Senator Insults Kylian Mbappé After France's World Cup Win. Le Monde — French prosecutors open probe into Paraguay senator's racist abuse of Mbappé. The Hollywood Reporter — Lexi Minetree Isn’t Reese Witherspoon, And She’s Not Trying to Be. Face2Face Africa — Mbappé calls Paraguayan senator ‘despicable woman’ after her racist posts, she threatens legal action